BC PNP Draw Results Out On 21st March- 258 ITAs Issued

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BC PNP Draw Results Out On 21st March- 258 ITAs Issued

BC PNP Draw Results Out On 21st March- 258 ITAs Issued

On March 21st, the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) held a fresh Skilled Immigration draw. A total of 258 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) were extended to the pool of skilled workers and international graduates in this most recent BC PNP draw.

Invitations were distributed in two categories, General and Targeted, on March 21.

General draw: 202 ITAs issued

Skilled Workers (including the EEBC option). Here the candidates were supposed to have a minimum CRS score of 101 points.
International Graduates (including the EEBC option) candidates received the ITAs who had a minimum score of 106
Entry-Level & Semi-Skilled candidates. Here the minimum CRS score was 85.

Targeted draw: 56 ITAs

34 Skilled Workers & International Graduates (including EEBC option) from Childcare: Early Childhood Educators & Assistants (NOC 42202) - Minimum CRS score of 60.
17 Skilled Workers & International Graduates (including EEBC option) from Healthcare - Minimum CRS score of 60.
5 Skilled Workers & International Graduates (including EEBC option) from Other priority occupations (NOCs 31103, 32104).

With certain exclusions, BC PNP sends out ITAs to qualified candidates every week. The requirements of the BC PNP application inventory dictate the frequency, magnitude, and timing of the British Columbia PNP next draw projection.

How can I submit a nomination for the BC PNP?

The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) enables the provincial government of British Columbia to recommend people for Canadian permanent residence who can help the province’s economy thrive.

The steps to apply for BC PNP are as follows:

Verify your qualification:

Build your online profile:

Submit an Expression of Interest (EOI):

Get an invitation to apply

Complete your application:

Wait for a conclusion:

Build your online profile:

Submit an Expression of Interest (EOI):

Get an invitation to apply

Complete your application:

Wait for a conclusion:

The BC PNP has distinct qualifications and criteria for each category, and the procedure can be difficult. To assist you with the procedure, it is advised that you engage with a knowledgeable immigration counselor or attorney.